yeldarb

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by yeldarb 9y ago
When I realized my startup was turning into more of a lifestyle business I decided to go part time and work remotely from Asia (I'm the founder and our only dev). I gave our lead designer a lot more responsibility and empowered her to
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by yeldarb 9y ago
I've been using serverless-chrome for the past few weeks and this looks like a big improvement in usability! https://github.com/adieuadieu/serverless-chrome
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by yeldarb 9y ago
Depends on the quarter. Last year there was a quarter where Apple ended up with over 100% profit share because, in aggregate, everyone else lost money. http://fortune.com/2016/11/04/apple-smartphone-profits&#x
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by yeldarb 9y ago
Yes, so much this. I've encountered this same issue. For our non-technical employees I write an endpoint that gives them a CSV with the most current info (often with a super simple front-end that they can use to query for specific date
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by yeldarb 9y ago
My devpost profile: https://devpost.com/yeldarb I tend to work solo at Hackathons. My favorite project was a presentation remote for Google Glass[1]. You could control your presentation with the touch bar on the side of th
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by yeldarb 9y ago
How about open sourcing the realtime database server? Would love to be able to do offline local development.
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by yeldarb 9y ago
I want this on my iPhone so badly. iOS when standalone, Mac OS when plugged into a display.
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by yeldarb 9y ago
Des Moines is great. Cheap, good jobs, big enough to get decent concerts/theater tours, and small enough to feel a sense of community. Only downside is ~1-2 months of brutal weather in the winter. In response to the parent comment, the
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by yeldarb 9y ago
Happy paying ngrok user here. Love it for developing anything using webhooks and also hybrid mobile apps (I have my app pull the JS from the Dev box I'm working on via ngrok without having to rebuild the app or deploy the code anywhere
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by yeldarb 9y ago
Uber China (which Didi acquired) already was. I recently listened to the Acuired podcast about the history of Didi/Uber in China and found it incredibly interesting: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/acquire
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by yeldarb 10y ago
Our city's paper focuses exclusively on local and regional issues and includes a USA Today section to cover national stories. I suspect a lot of smaller metros' papers do the same. Specifically those owned by Gannett: https:&#x2F
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by yeldarb 10y ago
I believe that is the desired behavior with the Keychain. Pretty sure this is about persisting data after the entire device has been wiped. Not just the app removed and re-installed.
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by yeldarb 10y ago
I'd love a second edition of Founders at Work. It's one of my favorite books and I recommend it to other founders regularly.
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by yeldarb 10y ago
It'd be cool if the browser used this to allow cross-origin caching as well. Say I have jQuery previously loaded a page that included jQuery from CDNJS and now I'm in China and another site tries to load jQuery from Google's
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by yeldarb 10y ago
Much like many of the other commenters in this thread we had our account banned and were never told why. We were not doing anything against the terms of service (and they never accused us of doing so). We didn't have "invalid traf
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by yeldarb 10y ago
Sounds cool and all but two huge problems: 1) Copyright: completely re-serving the complete content of the top 100 sites with your own ads does not fall under fair use and would almost certainly be a magnet for lawsuits. 2) Distribution: ho
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by yeldarb 10y ago
Interesting; I had never considered scraping sites looking for specific embeds as a way of sourcing potential leads. Scraping sites looking for complementary or competitive products' customers sounds like a novel way to do market resea
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by yeldarb 10y ago
Whether they're doing it effectively isn't entirely relevant. That's the goal of the variable pricing system in place here though. Keep raising the price until enough people are no longer willing to pay that the road isn&#x27
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by yeldarb 10y ago
In this case it also happens to be the point at which the road is fully utilized. The purpose of the express lane is that you don't want congestion. So you keep raising the price until enough people bug out that it's not congested
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by yeldarb 10y ago
The point of the supply/demand curve is that there is a price at which revenue is optimized. In this case $30 is the price they've determined they will make the most money. Charge more and too many customers will drop out to justi
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by yeldarb 10y ago
I haven't looked at WebRTC in a while but what's the compatibility of data channels nowadays? Does it finally work on mobile?
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by yeldarb 10y ago
I think they will eventually level up and add more machines
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by yeldarb 10y ago
Is there a way to also use it on the web? Presumably FB is also using it in their desktop site.
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by yeldarb 10y ago
I'm interested in how this works with your business model. Do you charge job posters extra to get wider distribution (or more budget) on the ad you are running for them? Or is this more of a growth hack to simulate having more organic
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by yeldarb 10y ago
It looks like I barely went over the free tier. My lambda bill in September (when I did all this processing) was 4 cents.
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by yeldarb 10y ago
> Caution: That command took just over 30 hours to complete on my macbook. (it also killed Finder a couple times and I had to disable spotlight on the folder I was saving all the .json files to) I had a similar job I needed to do a few m
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by yeldarb 10y ago
What are some examples of this phenomenon in action?
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by yeldarb 10y ago
Does it actually work cross domain? That would really surprise me. Edit: if I understand correctly this only allows the opened page to navigate the opening page; it does not allow it to do anything else to the opener. Is that correct?
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by yeldarb 10y ago
Yes, LICEcap is good for this: http://www.cockos.com/licecap/
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by yeldarb 10y ago
Why did Lets Encrypt not previously register a trademark of their own?

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